Health and Wellness
2 weeks ago
Air monitoring vans coming to Bellingham, Skagit County as part of statewide study
Researchers will collect neighborhood-by-neighborhood air-quality data in communities across the state.
2 weeks ago
PeaceHealth’s chief executive in Whatcom County announces retirement
Chuck Prosper was critical to the ongoing expansion of St. Joseph Medical Center in Bellingham.
4 weeks ago
Costco lawsuit claims ‘sugar-free’ product contains sugar
The class-action lawsuit is seeking $5 million in damages.
4 weeks ago
Keeping the scary things in the horror movies this October | Sponsored
Protecting your home from the creepy crawlies and rodents will save you money down the line.
4 weeks ago
Unity Care NW names next CEO
Bonnie Ross will succeed Jodi Joyce, who retired in June after six years in the position.
4 weeks ago
Consider comfort in the home this October | Sponsored
October is here, and with it come those cool fall nights. When you find yourself bundling up inside the house, it may be worth looking into whether your heating system is up to scratch.
4 weeks ago
The risks that come with spooky season for your four-legged friends | Sponsored
Animals have delicate gastrointestinal systems, so keep their mouths away from food and objects they shouldn't eat is very important for their health and your wallet.
4 weeks ago
Don’t burn garbage: It’s illegal and damages air quality | Sponsored
Burning garbage is illegal throughout Washington state, wherever you live. If someone is burning garbage near you, you can file a complaint with NWCAA.
4 weeks ago
Whatcom County offering free flu, COVID-19 vaccines
The RSV vaccine is also available to anyone interested based on age and health needs.
4 weeks ago
Bellingham Bay closed for recreational shellfish harvesting
The closure includes Chuckanut Bay and all of Larrabee State Park.
4 weeks ago
Kratom ban passed by Bellingham City Council
Possession and use of the stimulant is still allowed.
4 weeks ago
Burn ban to lift for unincorporated Skagit County
Starting in October, residents will be permitted to burn on their property, though some stipulations remain.
